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You picked the best choice. Second would be embroidery,
perhaps redwork. |
Originally Posted by IBQLTN
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the ice cream sounds so good right now
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I love the ice cream suggestion, but it is kind of hard to take along with you to appointments and such without it melting in this heat. I usually crochet doilies.
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Originally Posted by katinkaB
Since I am moving in a month, my home is pretty torn up. Half-packed boxes, donation piles, and just general stuff everywhere.
So I am trying to decide, what project would be best suited to work on while in this mess and decided to dig out my hexie UFO. Portable, no machine needed. My question is, what do you like to work on to keep sane when things go topsy-turvy?? |
Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
i usually work on a bowl of ice cream :lol: :lol:
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I love your UFO. I have one of those UFO's like yours but done as much as yours. It takes a long time but I know it will be worthwhile when it is completed. Yes, it is a good take along project. I have to get mine out to work on this summer, forgot all about it. Thanks for reminding me. Sally
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Originally Posted by katinkaB
Since I am moving in a month, my home is pretty torn up. Half-packed boxes, donation piles, and just general stuff everywhere.
So I am trying to decide, what project would be best suited to work on while in this mess and decided to dig out my hexie UFO. Portable, no machine needed. My question is, what do you like to work on to keep sane when things go topsy-turvy?? |
a stress free "no-brainer"! Maybe embroidery or some other form of needlework. Something small and easy to pick up or put out of the way. Good Luck!
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Like many of you, I work on some hand quilting or binding when things get crazy. It's comforting and I can do it in my comfy chair.
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